Yes, you could. if you want to die
it is done with drawing ink . and if you use home made crapyour stupid professional tools are cheap these days ,
I did that when i was younger on my ankle. Used a bic pen and a #11 sewing needle to put a smilie face on my ankle. Would I recommend it? No. Pen ink is toxic. And in a few years it will blot and look something similar to a smudge. If your damned and determined to put a tattoo on yourself with a needle and ink, look online for ink shots. It's a little tube of tattoo ink. They are a bit expensive for the quantity of ink. My other suggestion is to wait until your 18 and have an artist put the work on you. Think twice before you put a bf or gfs name or initials on you please.
Not at all in the least. To use ink from a pen is to introduce to yourself the lovely probability that you will get a fairly nasty infection, if not a staph infection outright, and the ink will mostly all fall out when healing as this is a dye and foreign agent that your immune system will push out to heal itself. The tattoo ink that professionals such as myself use is a pigment based solution, with the majority of the compounds of same being metallic oxides mixed with varying ingredients and suspended in a carrier solution. It is not "ink" in the least, and that is why it is ALWAYS ill advisable to use this for your tattoos. With that said, even water based inks such as India Ink are not good to use either since they are a more watery solution and the ink will fall out during healing more so since it is so thin and what does stay in will look faded black at best, if not blue in overall hue.
Tattooists use a specific type of ink. Using ink from a pen is dangerous and very likely poisonous. You should see a doctor.
No, no, no. If you want a tattoo go to someone who does it.
Well first off I would never recommend using a homemade tattoo machine. That is so ghetto and unsafe. If you are interested in Tattooing I would recommend a professional Tattoo set. If you are wanting to buy a set I have many extras so just email me and I can give you a price and advice. As far as the ink goes I would recommend moms, eternal, or precision Tattoo ink from Tuscon, AZ. They do sell ink from there website. The main tattoo artist is Dennis dwyer
Subjective question. Use either Intenze Ink or Kuro Sumi Ink.
You could use a needle and Indian ink, you would have to use fast, sharp poking motions so that the ink will go into the skin, it all depends on your pain tolerance and if you can do this to yourself :)
use a ink pen with a spring and the ink from the pen
you will regret it later in life
Quite simply, NO! This is ink that is toxic when introduced to the bloodstream, not that you should be going that deep to begin with, but you are never to use this kind of ink. If you for whatever reason can't get your hands on real tattoo ink and real materials, at least use India Ink. The results will look quite clearly home done and will probably fall out for the most part while healing, but it is at least non-toxic to you.
It's what they use in prison, but it's not as good as professional ink. It fades out too quickly.
A sharpie pen?
Instead of pen or pencil, they use ink and feather or charcoal.
You should not use Indian ink or sepia ink or any other form of drawing ink for a tattoo. Tattoo pigments are made to be used for just that, tattooing. Any reputable tattooist will use QUALITY ink for a tattoo. If you're tattooing at home, take apart your machines, put them in a plastic Ziploc bag and go get an apprenticeship and stop spreading disease.
Tattooists use a specific type of ink. Using ink from a pen is dangerous and very likely poisonous. You should see a doctor.
You should not use "homemade" tattoo ink, it is not safe.
No it is not
only if you use blood red
1. you shouldn't use an ink pen to make tattoos because the ink can cause a reall bad type of cancer.2. don't get upset about this cause its just my opinion (tattoos are not going to win you real friends)